The firmware contains a stripped down version, which downloads the full version. Just run amtm and initiate an update to grab 3.5.Will the new beta incorporate the new AMTM version 3.5?
The firmware contains a stripped down version, which downloads the full version. Just run amtm and initiate an update to grab 3.5.Will the new beta incorporate the new AMTM version 3.5?
TryMounting cifs shares doesn't appear to be working with 388.2_b1 on AX88U Pro's.
Here is the mount command:
Code:/bin/mount -v \\\\192.168.1.211\\Multimedia /tmp/mnt/HomerNAS -t cifs -o vers=2.1,user=admin,password=xxxxxxx
On an AX86U running either 386.7_2 or 388.2_beta1, the mount does fine.
On an AX88U Pro running 388.2_beta1 - it fails to mount with this error:
Code:mount: mounting \\192.168.1.211\Multimedia on /tmp/mnt/HomerNAS failed: Permission denied
dmesg shows:
Code:Status code returned 0xc000006d STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE Status code returned 0xc000006d STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE
I did see that the kernel version on the AX86U is 4.1.52 and on the AX88U Pro it's 4.19.182
Both routers mount command are linked to busybox.
The busybox version (1.25.1) is the same on both routers.
Maybe a kernel issue?
modprobe cifs
He's getting a failed logon. The issue lies in the authentication, I need to see if 4.19 requires additional kernel options. I know it has a new option to enable support for CIFS 1.0 and 2.0, however it shouldn't affect 2.1, so there might be more options required.Trymodprobe cifs
For some reason, mounting fails because the md4.ko module isn't loaded (why SMB 2.1 would require MD4 support is beyond me).I did see that the kernel version on the AX86U is 4.1.52 and on the AX88U Pro it's 4.19.182
Both routers mount command are linked to busybox.
The busybox version (1.25.1) is the same on both routers.
Maybe a kernel issue?
modprobe md4
Thanks, the modprobe did it. Working now!For some reason, mounting fails because the md4.ko module isn't loaded (why SMB 2.1 would require MD4 support is beyond me).
So load it first:
Code:modprobe md4
Thanks. I did check earlier and cifs was loaded.Trymodprobe cifs
Running great on my gt-ax6000 as well. This is just great hardware, unlike the 86uPro I returned. However, if I reboot the router, I have to replug the 2.5lan connection for the clients on that line to see the router.Running good on my GT-AX6000, no complaints at all, however, I previously have had complete lockups on the router where even accessing the router gui was impossible and I believe others have had this issue too. I have unmounted the USB with my scrips on and it's been perfect and hovering around 160MB free RAM.
To be honest, I am unsure of the cause, but I presume it was AdGuard, but read about the latest entware etc affecting some things (a bit above my head in all honestly), what's the best thing to do, reformat USB, install a script at a time and monitor carefully for a week or so and see how it goes? Don't think there has been a "direct" answer as to why the router locks up, but evidently script based.
?? Same hardware only 1 2.5g connectionRunning great on my gt-ax6000 as well. This is just great hardware, unlike the 86uPro I returned. However, if I reboot the router, I have to replug the 2.5lan connection for the clients on that line to see the router.
639ff8e903 (HEAD -> master) Reformated recent changelog entries
2fb708f4c1 (origin/master) Updated documentation
7320eba6c1 curl: updated to 8.0.1
f92baff728 webui: replace method of renewing cert on DDNS page with Asus' new method used on the System page
ae1ce59754 rc: only refresh DDNS on bound6()/deconfig6() events if IPv6 DDNS updates are enabled
413799a1aa openvpn: updated to 2.6.2
1253272632 webui: 5 GHz-2 Wireless Settings couldn't be saved on some models (issue introduced with 22525)
ed51604f41 Add missing 386.9 and 386.10 changelogs
567a64f84c aaews: move to model-specific
82cb84e911 Bumped revision to beta 2
Just flashed clean install beta 2, AX86S. All working good...
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